What is a space after * in C language?

Question

C++ / C#

example
int main (int argc, char * argv[])
is it also a pointer or something else? and what's the catch if the pointer?

Answer 1

For good, it's better to write so that * is before the name, and not after the type. Because no matter how you set it, it will still apply to only one variable after the type, but not to the next.

Answer 2

The gap does not give anything that it is, that it is not.

Answer 3

Nothing. For readability of the code, * is usually placed before the name of the variable to which it refers - but this is just for the person. The compiler will cut the space anyway and match it with the name of the variable that follows it.